KAIMANAWA CRASH
Flyer Refuses to Appear Without Solicitor INQUIRY ENDED NEW PLYMOUTH, Last Night. Because he refused to appear beforo the council of the Western Federatod Flying Club at Hawera without a solicitor and because the council could not under its rules permit a solicitor to appear the council refused a rehearing of the case of Wilson Potaka who made a forced landijig in an aeroplane in tbe Kaimanawa ranges in January. * The penalty previously imposed oa Potak^, was disqualiflcation from flying for a period and a fine of the cost of salvaging the 'plane. The councii v3cently agreed to grant a rehearing today. i ■ r> mmmrnmmmmmm — — —
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 68, 7 April 1937, Page 7
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